In a chaotic evolution made of comings and goings, from Lisbon to Odessa, by way of Tangiers, Marseille or Istanbul, we find ourselves between two (shores), in suspension. The photographs…
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Mt. Athos is the eastern-most peninsula of Khalkidiki in northern Greece. It is an autonomous theocratic republic, currently inhabited by some 2600 monks.…
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In 1997, Roger Job made two trips to Turkana in northwestern Kenya. There he met people who live in harmony with nature. In a new journey in 2008, he discovered…
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The work of Dmitry Sokolenko is based on the principle of fractality. By plunging into the matter of diverse surfaces, Dmitry Sokolenko uses photography as a means of taking abstract…
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Landscapes and city views were alongside portraiture and still life the first genres to be established in photography. The exhibition Land/City/Real/Imagined explores the two genres from the 1930’s onwards, from…
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Stephen Vaughan has been working for the greatest directors of Hollywood since 1978. He is credited on the most famous movies - more than 60 -: Blade Runner, Rain Man,…
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“When I play music, I’m just exclusively focused on the music. When I’m taking photographs, I’m exclusively focusing on that. There’s not a lot of interdisciplinary stuff going on in…
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In the Mandala series, Shunsuke Ohno puts forward the morphological similarities between the worlds of the infinitely small and the infinitely large. Successively, we fly over Tokyo city, its skyscrapers…
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It is the party of the week. The only one you don't want to miss, the only one you must be invited. The lunch organised by Paris Match on the…
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